Graduates from the Community Mental Health Certificate Program at
City College of San Francisco will possess the skills, knowledge, and
competencies to effectively perform as behavioral health workers, care
managers, community advocates, peer counselors, group facilitators,
systems navigators, team coordinators, and other behavioral health
related positions. The certificate may also enhance promotional
opportunities at work.

Our Vision

Empower a diverse group of individuals to use their
experiences to advocate for others.

Cultivate a shift in the perception and delivery of mental
health.

Transform communities through a collaborative approach to
mental health.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program students will be able to
demonstrate the following:

Comprehend, apply, and evaluate information on wellness and
recovery promotion, mental health management, evidence based
approaches, and community defined practices.

Demonstrate the ability to work with
members in diverse communities including children/youth,
adults/older adults, families, and consumers of mental health
services using principles of wellness and recovery and cultural
humility.

Demonstrate the behavioral, ethical, and
professional interpersonal skills necessary for employment in the
field